The news bulletin
Example: News bulletin provides short updates about current events
Definition
"The news bulletin" refers to a brief report or announcement that provides concise updates about current events, typically shared in a workplace or media context to keep people informed quickly and efficiently.
Etymology
The phrase "the news bulletin" comes from the combination of 'news,' originating from the Latin 'nova' meaning 'new things,' and 'bulletin,' derived from the Italian 'bulletino,' a diminutive of 'bulletta,' meaning a small official note or report. Did you know that 'bulletin' originally referred to official announcements posted publicly, much like today's brief news updates?
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"The news bulletin" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - HR - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 182 commonly used words.
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